@dabit3: Underrated feature of advanced cloud agents like @devinai: Infinitely parallelizable human-grade UI testing. They - Sta…

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This tweet highlights that advanced cloud agents like Devinai can perform infinitely parallelizable human-grade UI testing by setting up environments, inspecting code, planning e2e tests, handling authentication, using computer vision and mouse-and-keyboard control, and returning annotated video proof, with reusable skills for faster future verification.

Underrated feature of advanced cloud agents like @devinai: Infinitely parallelizable human-grade UI testing. They - Stand up a live environment with secrets - Inspect code changes - Plan a comprehensive end-to-end test - Handle real authentication + identity - Use computer vision + mouse-and-keyboard control to test the app through its actual user interface: full-journey app verification - Verify the expected behavior, and return a short annotated video as proof. They also preserve setup and testing knowledge as reusable skills, making future verification faster and more reliable.
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Underrated feature of advanced cloud agents like @devinai: Infinitely parallelizable human-grade UI testing.

They

  • Stand up a live environment with secrets
  • Inspect code changes
  • Plan a comprehensive end-to-end test
  • Handle real authentication + identity
  • Use computer vision + mouse-and-keyboard control to test the app through its actual user interface: full-journey app verification
  • Verify the expected behavior, and return a short annotated video as proof.

They also preserve setup and testing knowledge as reusable skills, making future verification faster and more reliable.

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